1955 56 Chevy Kick Panel Speaker Set 100 Watt Belair Sedan Wagon Hardtop Nomad on 2040-parts.com
Savannah, Missouri, US
1955 56 Chevy
Kick Panel Speakers
Set Of 2
One For Each Side
No Cutting Or Fitting
100 Watt Stereo Output Each
(also see listing for replacement radio)
Fits: 1955 1956
150*210*Belair
2 Or 4 Door
Sedan*Nomad*Convertible*Wagon*Hardtop*Sedan Delivery
We Also Carry Ignition and Glove Box Lock Separately
Note: Wagon Tailgate Lock Not Included But All Other Locks Will Work
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